US EditionNASA’s Curiosity Rover Explores “Spiderwebs” on Mars
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It was thanks to the presence of the Curiosity rover.
The riddle of Martian sterility finally finds elements of response thanks to the work of the Curiosity rover. While the Earth has prospered for billions of years, its red neighbour seems condemned to l'aridity despite striking similarities. A recent study published in Nature reveals the mechanism that has transformed Mars into a permanent cosmic desert, revealing ... Read more The article This Martian discovery reveals why the red planet remains…
According to NASA's investigation, there was a time when Mars could have had life on its surface.
NASA’s Curiosity Rover Explores “Spiderwebs” on Mars
Who doesn’t love a 360 video of “Spiderwebs” on Mars: Scientists hope to gain more insight into why the boxwork patterns formed here, and Mars recently provided some unexpected clues. The bedrock between the boxwork ridges has a different composition than other layers of Mount Sharp. It also has lots of tiny fractures filled with white veins of calcium sulfate, another salty mineral left behind as groundwater trickles through rock cracks. Simila…
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